As many as you can afford.
Depends almost entirely on the age and condition. Since 16 GA guns were not as common as 12 GA guns, a good 16 will bring more than a good 12.
Yes and no. "Sweet" is a nickname for a lightweight sixteen ga auto-5 shotgun. The lightweight 12 ga is called a Light Twelve, and the 20ga is called the "twenty". There were no heavyweight 20 ga guns made. All of the lightweight guns are "sweet" in a way
15 miles
Collins books might have something on the company
If you have a license as a gun dealer, along with business license and meet zoning laws.
how many types of guns are there in the world?
Two: Hand guns and Long guns
ABOUT .660 IN A 12 GA SHOTGUN, TIGHEST NORMAL CHOKE EXCEPT FOR NEW TURKEY GUNS.
300 guns
There are about 197 miles between Calhoun, GA and Hawkinsville, GA.
Only two; hand guns and long guns.
I have a 16 ga. with 28 inch Modified & Full barrels and double triggers. Don't believe these guns were serially numbered. At least I haven't found one on the guns I've looked at includind a .410. This model was made c. 1931-1948. Serial numbers were not required on long guns before 1968 so many manufacturers did not use them.